Example sentences of "[adv] think that [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | But it 's a , it 's a problem that , that you 've put your finger on , and this is why I personally think that a lot of this literature is of such a poor quality . |
| 2 | Take the case of the inhabitants of an island who mistakenly think that the price which the rest of the economy is prepared to pay for its output has risen . |
| 3 | But even on the assumption that the words ‘ at starting ’ mean ‘ on marriage , ’ I still think that no consideration appears sufficient to sustain the promise . |
| 4 | If you genuinely think that the property is worth less than the asking price , then make a lower offer . |
| 5 | Most of us probably think that the dole is what you live on when you 're unemployed , a statutory right which was brought in to bury the hated means test of the 1930s However , when the modern national insurance system was introduced in 1948 unemployment benefit was still not expected to be sufficient to maintain a wageless man with wife and children ; it was an arbitrary figure which could be topped up . |
| 6 | I also think that a lot of black kids think that this is a white man 's country and , when any little thing goes wrong , a set-back , the first thing they jump on is colour . |
| 7 | erm and I also think that a lot of people are struggling with their own lives and they have n't got time to worry about other people . |
| 8 | We also think that the support and integration of the community is important as an ongoing , permanent and stable factor . |
| 9 | But I also think that the optimism is justified , because of several new developments . |
| 10 | At that time erm , I was a commercial traveller and Harlow was part of my district and they reluctantly accepted the fact that because I was a commercial traveller working in Harlow that I actually did work in Harlow which was stretching a point , but I really think that the Development Corporation 's officials were getting a little tired of my being able to talk their own language and to write letters in the same vein as they could write , they were n't used to this , and , at any rate , as I said earlier we got here . |
| 11 | Personally , apropos of Wedding presents I often think that the deepdye polyester is not necessarily the best buy for newly weds when you come to think about it . |
| 12 | In Britain , with our complex bid to offer system , investors often think that the standard 5 p.c. or 6 p.c. initial charge is all they must pay , when in fact the spread between a unit trust 's offer and bid prices can be much greater . |
| 13 | Having read that , the rest of you probably now think that the author is a sandwich short of a picnic . |
| 14 | He said , ‘ Do you know , I sometimes think that the laity are the only people who do understand . ’ |
| 15 | I do not share the view that theory and practice in education are opposites — the ideal situation is one in which good practice informs theory and good theory provides new insights into practice — but I certainly think that the ability of academic writers to communicate clearly , in ways that speak to the experience of practitioners , is vital . |
| 16 | They need to see a tough manager — someone like you , hey ? — so they never think that the organisation has gone soft . |